Museum

Museum Henry Dunant

Museum Henry Dunant, Heiden

Henry Dunant, the founder of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), spent the last 18 years of his life in Heiden. The Henry Dunant Museum dedicated to him is getting ready for the future and is temporarily closed. It is being extensively rebuilt, the rooms are being reorganised and a modular, contemporary core exhibition is being developed.

After the winter break, we will start with events and selected mediation offers from 1 April 2023 and offer guided tours and workshops for school classes and private groups on request.

The reopening of the museum is planned for 2023/2024.

Address

Museum Henry Dunant
Asylstrasse 2
9410 Heiden

Directions

Mehrmals stündlich per Postauto ab St. Gallen in 40 Min., stündlich per Zahnradbahn ab Rorschach in 17 Min.

Date

Temporarily closed due to renovation. Guided tours for groups and school classes on request from April 2023.

Price

Adults: CHF 10.-

AHV/IV/students/learners: CHF 7.-

Young people from 12-18 years: CHF 5.

Children up to 11 years: free of charge

Contact

Museum Henry Dunant
Asylstrasse 2
9410 Heiden
info@dunant-museum.ch
071 891 44 04 (Museum)

Category

  • Museum

Target groups

  • Also recommended for children

Topic

  • History

Services

  • Shop

Accessibility

  • Parking space

Memberships

  • Member of Verband der Museen der Schweiz VMS

Access conditions

  • Swiss Museum Pass: free admission

Webcode

www.guidle.com/iksfX4